Disinterestedness (n.) is praised by the passive third party in exactly the actions from which he benefits.
Disinterestedness (n.) as Schopenhauer theorized it generalised a young man's experience of art as a sexual sedative — as sport is for others.
Disinterestedness (n.) under the name of contemplation devoid of all interest is a seductive guise for the emasculation of art, giving it a good conscience.
Disinterestedness (n.) is the boast of aestheticians who say one can view undraped female statues without interest, but Pygmalion was not necessarily an unaesthetic man.
Disinterestedness (n.) is what the common man calls whatever interests higher natures but bores him; the "disinterested" action is in truth exceedingly interesting and interested.